National Representatives and Associated Press Notice
National Representatives Sworenzen and Thompson Inc list New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City Br Louis Atlanta Detroit and other addresses. The Associated Press notice preserves republication rights and local news, with postal and audit bureau details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sworenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
Westin St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
Br Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Kingly Opportunity and London Riots Highlight Headlines
A London Sunday riot by rightists and leftists questions the King's holiday choice and precedents as Britain faced a stark moral image. Separately a derailed locomotive blocked Highway 40 and 59 in North Lawrence, delaying traffic during the first concrete pour for a new underpass aimed at preventing crossing accidents and easing railroad delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Highway 40
Highway 59
North Lawrence
Landon Smear Campaign Amid Closing Campaign Phase
The piece notes intensified political dirty work as the campaign nears end, with new deal propaganda in the east and a false anti Jewish report about Governor Landon circulating. It says Kansas records clear Landon and recalls his past stance against racial and religious prejudice aligned with defeating the smear campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Landon
Kansas
WPA Expenditure Data Sparks Topeka Clash Over Costs
Evan Griffith defends WPA spending while promising later public release of pertinent data by Washington authorities. The Topeka dispute over WPA and KERC administration costs highlights public access limits and questions WPA cost claims. Salary lists and withheld figures remain central to the contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Griffith
WPA
Washington
Topeka
KERC
WPA payroll secrecy and Alaska voting doubts arise
The piece notes WPA payroll secrecy, contrasting with public records kept for state and local staff salaries. It cites Kansas City registration reviews removing 2,340 names from a 261,000 total and questions inflated counts. It mentions Roosevelts Alaska bid, and Alberta's Social Credit premier failing to pay $25 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
The
Kansas City
Farley
Roosevelt
Alaska
Big Jim
Alberta
Social Credit
Landon Boost by Kansas State Pride
An Emporia Gazette opinion argues Kansas voters should unite for Landon, noting state pride favors a Kansas president who understands the state. It contrasts Kansas loyalty with New York politics and urges Kansans to vote for Landon as the best path to national attention and a better break for Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia Gazette
Kansas Democratic
Landon
Kansas
London
New York
Roosevelt
Brigham Young
White House
Seabury Exhibit at University Art School
Mrs Roxall Seabury former Topeka high school art teacher now directing public school art and teacher training at the University school of fine arts will show her work in the design department exhibition room. The display runs from next week through October 11 with sketches from London Italy and the Channel Islands made during five years of study abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Roxall Seabury
Topeka High School
University School of Fine Arts
Department of Design
St. Louis
New York Yanks
St. Louis ¢ Cardinals
Babe Ruth
W. D. Briscoe
Lawrence
Lincon
Kan
Poor Pa by Claude Cal
A short prose item notes Uncle Dave’s restlessness after giving up bad habits. It suggests no suitable replacements for former habits, reflecting a humorous or reflective tone. The piece appears in a syndicated collection of brief sketches or jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Publishére Syndicate
Twenty Five Years Ago Lawrence Headlines Flash War and Society
Lawrence memories recount troop arrivals by Fifth Kansas Cavalry from Fort Riley and a Eldridge hotel gathering of veterans. Women prep University of Kansas Woman’s Day to push a $75,000 dormitory fund with Dr Alberta Corbin and Miss Marian Smyth. Also notes include a notable wedding, a fall at Boener factory, and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Kangay Cavalry
Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
Ft. Riley
St. Joseph
Fifth Kansas Cavalry
Powell Clayton
Eldridge
F. M. Greathouse
Mount Vernon
Ind
H. B. Asher
U. S. Cavalry
Woodland Park
Quartermaster’s Department
Thirteenth Cavalry
K. U
State University
Robinson Gymnasium
K. U. Hall
Alberta Corbin
Marian Smyth
Boola
Gertrude Blackwelder
Chicago
John B. Boener
Boener Bros
E.R. Keith
Boener
Simmons Hospital
Gladys Elliott
Tennessee Street
Omaha
Kansas City
Miss Elliott
R. L. Kirby
Massachusetts Street
Dr. Gifford
Donnelly
E. C. Whitten
Breen
Phillipsburg
Kan
Billy” Trefz
Witten
Breem
Treefz
Pringle-Gwin
Christian Church
Florence Pringle
Albert Gwin
Coffman
Edith Lovejoy
Florence Healy
Douglas County
Nathan Gwin
West of the University
Alabama Street
J. G. Haskell
New England
W. C. Lansdon
Henry
Salina
Scarlet fever healer visits Lawrence in October notes
Forties era item reports Mrs. M. E. Clover, famed life reader, staying at Cottage hotel in Lawrence for a few days. She is praised by press and travelers and claims cures for throat diseases in all cases. Also mentions a hand organ man and high school football team receiving challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Clover
West
Lawrence
Cottage Hotel
Fall football plans drawn as teams form and elders depart
Clarence McClung leaves for New York to study at Columbia College while awaiting fall sports setup. Lawrence society names new DAR members in Washington. Louis Russell returns from wedding trip and plans to relocate to Michigan. Hilly Mattesen to assist Cowan and Williamson in coaching football. athletic treasury stands at 723.09 with a board of directors elected for baseball tennis and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McClung
New York
Columbia College
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
PD. C
Lawrence
Sarah T. D. Robinson
May Moore
Lucy P. Estabrook
Elizabeth A. Bailey
Janet R. Welch
Gertrude E. Welch
Anpra J. McAllaster
A. Jewell McAllaster
Estabrook
Louis Russell
West Snperior
Mich
Theodore Stembere
Elsworth
Hoo S. Wal
Union Veterans' League
J.C. Caldwell
Topeka
Retas
Hilly” Mattesen
Cowan
Williamson
the Athletic Association
Moody
The
Athletic Association
I. W. Green
W. OS. Metcalf
C. G. Dunlap
A. R. Kennedy
H. W. Cowaning
A. G. Clark
A. M. Darkson
J. M. Lee
C. W. Millee
Thomas Wagstall
Archie Hogg
Flashes of Life and Strange Local Bits
A quirky collage of brief items from different places. A grocer reports burglars and a half pound bass found near his kitchen. a five year old desires a cigarette after a hospital stay. UC Berkeley notes a rat litter in a life science building. a Spokane cat is beneficiary in a $20,000 will. a Lincoln inquiry probes nudist camps under nuisance laws amid winter fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Fisher
Fisher
Spokane
Wash
Axel
Granath
Mitzi
Louis P. Granath
New York
Afi
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
William Wright
Wright
Valley
Omaha
Will Speak Thursday by Mrs Anna Dickie Olesen
Mrs Anna Dickie Olesen former Democratic national committee woman from Minnesota will speak Thursday evening at Douglas County Democratic headquarters 810 Massachusetts Street. She is a leading Minnesota political figure who supported the Roosevelt nomination this year and has held prominent party and civic roles. Prof Peter Qleser her husband is Carleton College registrar and they run a modern farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dickie Olesen
Minnesota
Douglas County
Massachusetts Street
Glesen
U.S
Washington
D. C
Peter Qleser
Carleton College
Nearthfield
Death on the High Road in Hugh Clevely novel chapter one
Terence Mahony, bored with his friend Billy Ross, travels with him to Captain Ross’s Hampshire home. A pursuing car opens fire, crashing their vehicle and leaving Billy grievously wounded. Ross whispers of kidnap schemes by criminals aiming to abduct Elsa Little and says Elsa’s capture was spared only because he refused to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Road
Terence Mahony
Billy Ross
Mahony
Ross
China
London
Roxs
No Wayside Inn
Captitn Ross
Billy
Elsa Little
Ambrose Lawton
Captain Ross
Ress
Wahony
Mahon
Rosa
Terence
Baloney
Ros
Soam
Elsa
Hugh Clever
Now listen to me top notch explains by Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus Crow tries to calm Top Notch and offers help in detective work. Top Notch nervously insists he can fly away from danger, while Crow claims friendship and usefulness. The scene hints at collaboration but ends unfinished with Top Notch reacting to the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Top Notch
Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus Crow
Christopher
Horns Reported In Empty House By Crow and Columbus
Christopher Columbus Crow and a companion discuss sighting horns in an empty house. The crow recalls standing on a window sill to glimpse a horned creature or creatures, hearing voices, and debating the event's truth as they exchange cautious disbelief and curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Christopher Columbus Crow
Christopher Asks Q Wants Longer School Day in Augusta
Augusta Georgia public schools superintendent S. D. Cope advocates lengthening the school day and discontinuing homework. The proposal aims to change routine in Richmond County schools and shift student workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
S. D. Copeland
Richmond County
Birthmarks and birthmark treatment explained
A New York article discusses birthmarks or nevi, including port wine stains on the head and face. It notes most are cosmetic concerns, with some requiring removal due to growth or irritation and outlines treatments such as radium, carbon dioxide pencils, ultraviolet therapy, electro-desiccation, and surgery.
Lawrence Evening School Enrolls For 1936 37 Term
The first session begins Monday evening October 12 with enrollment from seven to nine thirty at Liberty Memorial High School. Courses will be organized by interest, with classes on Monday and Thursday evenings and more may be added. State vocational funds aid teacher salaries. Prospective students are urged to attend first enrollment to ensure desired subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Evening School
Liberty Memorial High School
State Board For Vocational Education
Lawrence
Beltz Receives Music Fellowship At Juilliard Alumna
Mary Louise Beltz, a June graduate in voice from the University School of Fine Arts, won a competitive one year music fellowship after passing examinations at the Juilliard School of Music in New York City. The award places her among highly sought after scholars from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University School of Fine Arts
Mary Louise Beltz
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
United States
Miss Beltz
School of Fine Arts
Irene Peabody
Fine Arts School
Tom Ryan
D. M. Swarthaut
Studio Club
East 77Th Street
Radio Programs and Listings in Kansas City Area Schedule
Radio listings for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings feature multiple stations including WREN KMBC WDAF IMBC and NMNC with programs such as Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Rubinoff and Vox Pop plus varied orchestras and talk segments. A feature paragraph notes Miss Beltz live at the Studio Club New York and mentions a Dean Swarthout piano fellowship renewal and contact info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
Dick Tracy
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Little Orphan Annis
Imbc—Renfrew
Wise Crackers
Tony Russell
Stasia
Voice of
Wren—Rubinoff
Rubinoff
WDAK
NMNC
Boake Carter
Wakely Aces
Vivian Chiesa
Bing Crosby
Philosopher
To —Withn
Edgar A. Gilest
KMHAU
Rosa Morgan
Mupis
Wayne King
Orch
Ben Bernie
KMEC
Fred Warings Orch
Vox Pop
WIEN
KMHA
Benny Goodman
Fred Astaire
Frank
Lowdon
Erle Smyth
WDAP
Oarad Nagel
Charities
KMRC
Richard Hinder
WPAF
WLREN
William Hard
Amod
Andy
MIC
Chand Terrace Orch
Hickory House
Orel
Ama Ren Slinder
Tommy Dorsey
WKAK
Chow Paree
Taurice Spitalny’s
Flote
WKREN
Mick Tracy
WKEN
Town Hall
Francis Perkins
Kalb
NBC
WDAE
Meredith Wilson
Kml&c
Erle Smith
Goose Creek Parson
Amos 'N' Andy
John B. Kennedy
Hotel Stevens Orch
Jack Starr
Jease Crawford
Associated Police
Radio Circus
Shandor
Kathe
Guy Lombardo
Faree Orch
Hobby Hayes
Lungi Romanelli
Kmiir
Kenny Goodman
WPAK
Wwrather
KMLC
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal-World BY
the World Company
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Ince
Journal-World
Capital Times
Madison
Wisconsin
Art Walker
K. A
Jos. A. Spaulding
Lyons
Claude Cal
Rence
Des Moines
Grand Army of the Republic
Van
Cane van
Greenhall
Jennie Mitchell
Virginia Petty
Cal
Max Wilhelmi
Otto Barteldes
R. C. Manley
J. Frank Jones
J. M. Sanderson
R. R. Clark
Leo McNalley
Miami Beach
Fla
McNalley
May Ellison
Doreas Rublee
Miss Rublee
Harry Bowen
Bowen
Dorothea Fuller
Sociated Press
Pittsburgh
Mike
Olexik
Anna Olesen
Hugh Clevely
Pen Ng Ne RY
Torihy
New York Academy of Medicine
Galdston
Olly Skin
the World Co
Missouri
Tomaine
Cu Ad Aati Hotel
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!